The First National Preceptor of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 1154

"I believe this was a deliberate murder to silence witnesses."

Hearing what Solomon said, the king had already reached a conclusion in his mind.

I also felt that the whole thing seemed very strange.

Just as the king was about to agree.

Suddenly, Picasso burst in from outside.

"Father, you absolutely cannot agree to this. Solomon is simply trying to humiliate the dignity of our royal family."

Picasso entered the room, pointed at Solomons, and shouted.

"If we really want to perform an autopsy, it would be an affront to the dignity of my royal princes, Solomon. I think you have ulterior motives."

Picasso was pointing directly at Solomon.

They wouldn't let him perform the autopsy.

Solomon found it laughable; Picasso had now revealed his true colors.

That's why they were preventing them from performing an autopsy. If they were to perform an autopsy on the eldest prince, the truth would likely come to light.

That's why Picasso was so determined to stop it.

Solomon has no evidence and cannot make statements arbitrarily.

He immediately started arguing with Picasso.

Picasso always stuck to his own ideas.

“This matter is absolutely not something you can do as you please. My brother is already dead, how could we allow you people to disembowel him?”

"This is utterly disrespectful to the corpse and to my royal family."

Picasso's words always revolved around the issue of royal dignity.

Because he knew that when it came to royal dignity, things got very complicated.

No one can dishonor his royal dignity.

When the king heard what he meant, he naturally felt that what he said made sense.

The king, who was already somewhat hesitant, became even more indecisive.

He felt that this was his son, since he was already dead.

The truth of this matter has already come to light, and any further investigation would yield no results.

Moreover, this would make their royal family a laughingstock to the world.

The king felt that this matter was a real dilemma.

Yet they seemed helpless.

He could only watch helplessly as the two of them argued back and forth.

"Second Prince, is it because you're afraid that something will be revealed to the world?"

Solomon looked at Picasso, clearly beginning to doubt him.

Picasso felt a little uneasy.

But it is precisely at times like these that he must not expose himself.

"Solomon, you are simply audacious! Now you don't even respect the princes anymore, do you? One day you won't even respect our king?"

Picasso immediately added insult to injury to him.

Solomon found it laughable.

"Second Prince, you are so ambitious, do you think everyone is like you?"

"I will definitely investigate the death of the Crown Prince thoroughly and give him an explanation so that he can rest in peace in the afterlife."

After saying that, Solomon cupped his hands in a gesture of respect towards the person suspended in mid-air.

"As long as an autopsy can be performed, we can find out exactly how the First Prince died. Does the Second Prince really think that burning the body will prevent us from determining the truth of the matter?"

"The Second Prince is simply delusional."

Solomon was already furious.

Now that he has identified the real culprit in this matter.

They will absolutely not let it go easily.

"No matter how the Crown Prince died, I will definitely find out the truth and give him an explanation."

Picasso snorted coldly upon hearing Solomon's words.

"You want my eldest brother to perform an autopsy? Solomon, you're dreaming."

He has already stated his position; he is definitely the first person who would never agree to it.

He would absolutely make his father, the emperor, strongly oppose it if he didn't agree.

Solomon rebuked Picasso.

"If it weren't for some people trying to cover it up, why would they have burned all the bodies?"